A historical collection of our writing.
Fred WilsonWe just got back from week in Paris. We rode Lime and Dott bikes all over town and also rode the Metro extensivey. With the exception of the ride to and from the airport and a trip to the flea market, we didn’t get into a car all week. Paris has massively reduced it’s dependence […] Read more (opens AVC in a new tab)
The US political system is in turmoil because the Republicans have been high-jacked by Trump and the Democrats have become hypocritical technocrats. I have written a fair bit about Trump and will write more, but today’s post is reserved for “everything” I find wrong with the Democrats. There is […] Read more (opens Continuations in a new tab)
We are in the middle of two significant technological shifts happening simultaneously and also intertwined. AI and web3 may have different starting points and timelines but they are both fundamental advances in how computers can transform what we are able to do and how we can do it. They also have […] Read more
Growing up in Germany my parents and I would spend two weeks every summer going to the Chiemsee to sail. We stayed at Gästehaus Grünäugel in Gstadt (no that’s not the resort in Switzerland ). I learned how to sail from my Dad who was self-taught. Thanks, Dad! It was a ton of fun to […] Read more (opens Continuations in a new tab)
Today I’m excited to introduce two things: 1/ I’m starting a podcast series along the same theme as this blog. The Slow Hunch Podcast will dive into the twists and turns, ups and downs, near misses, minor miracles, and personal plights behind the stories of “overnight successes”, big breakthroughs, […] Read more (opens Nick Grossman in a new tab)
Grace CarneyIt’s never been more difficult to tell whether what we see online is real or fake. AI bots are being paid to leave fake reddit comments, Drake resurrected Tupac in a rap verse, and Morgan Freeman is still not Morgan Freeman. Tony Blinken playing guitar in Kyiv turned out to be real, though. […] Read more
